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  • VIP Package

    DESIGNATED VIP ENTRY LANE

    • General admission ticket(s) to see The Wolfe Tones live

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    • Chill out area
    • VIP bar selling cocktails, champagne, beer, wine, spirits & soft drinks *
    • Food trucks selling gourmet food*
    • Complimentary cloakroom facilities
    • Luxury restrooms
    • Commemorative VIP wristband

About

The last ever London performance by The Wolfe Tones

Traditional Irish music trio The Wolfe Tones have announced their last ever London show – and their biggest UK show to date – taking place at Finsbury Park on Friday 5 July 2024.

Celebrating 60 legendary years together, they will be joined by The Undertones, The Sharon Shannon Big Band, The Scratch and Brògeal for the momentous occasion.

Speaking about the show, Brian Warfield of The Wolfe Tones says: “The Irish diaspora across the world have always been massive supporters of The Wolfe Tones, and no greater support was had than from the Irish in Britain! I wrote ‘My Heart Is In Ireland’ as a tribute to the Irish in England, Scotland and Wales. The London Irish hold a very special place in our hearts, there are too many shows to mention but the great nights in The National in Kilburn will never be forgotten. It is most fitting that The Wolfe Tones 60th Anniversary Concert will be our final London performance. It will also be our largest ever in the UK, with a headline set in Finsbury Park! We promise to make it a very special experience for what we hope will be a massive attendance as we say farewell to London – Let The People Sing!”

From humble beginnings in Dublin to the hallowed halls of Carnegie Hall in New York and the Paris Olympia, The Wolfe Tones have enthralled generations of Irish music fans across the world with their own unique style for 60 years. In a career spanning from 1964 to 2024, the group have firmly solidified their status as pioneers in the traditional Irish music genre. Following a record-breaking appearance at Ireland’s Electric Picnic in 2023, which saw the much- cherished band draw one of the biggest crowds in the festival’s history, The Wolfe Tones now prepare to bid farewell.

Setlists

    1. 1.My Heart Is in Ireland
    2. 2.Let the People Sing
    3. 3.Give Me Your Hand
    4. 4.Quare Things in Dublin
    5. 5.Uncle Nobby's Steamboat
    6. 6.The Streets of New York
    7. 7.The Teddy Bear's Head
    8. 8.Joe McDonnell
    9. 9.Celtic Symphony
    10. 10.Sean South / Broad Black Brimmer / Big Strong Man / Rock on Rockall / Irish Eyes Are Smiling / Some Say the Devil is Dead
    11. 11.God Save Ireland
    12. 12.Come Out Ye Black and Tans
    13. 13.Grace
    14. 14.You'll Never Beat the Irish
    15. 15.Hibernia
    16. 16.Foggy Dew (Charles O’Neill cover)
    17. 17.Oró, Sé Do Bheatha 'Bhaile > Padraic Pearse
    18. 18.The Boys of the Old Brigade
    19. 19.A Nation Once Again (Thomas Osborne Davis cover)
    20. 20.Goodbye to All Our Friends
    21. 21.Celtic Symphony
    22. 22.Margaret Skinnider (Sung by Brian Warfields’ Daughter)
    23. 23.James Connolly
    1. 1.My Heart Is in Ireland
    2. 2.Let the People Sing
    3. 3.Give Me Your Hand
    4. 4.Sunday Bloody Sunday
    5. 5.In Belfast
    6. 6.Hibernia
    7. 7.Come Out, Ye Black and Tans (Dominic Behan cover)
    8. 8.The Teddy Bear's Head
    9. 9.Liberty
    10. 10.Light a Penny Candle
    11. 11.The Streets of New York
    12. 12.Celtic Symphony
    13. 13.The Patriot Game (Dominic Behan cover)
    14. 14.The Helicopter Song
    15. 15.Sean South / Broad Black Brimmer / Big Strong Man / Rock on Rockall / Irish Eyes Are Smiling / Some Say the Devil is Dead (Medley)
    16. 16.On the One Road
    17. 17.Grace
    18. 18.Road to The Rising
    19. 19.James Connolly
    20. 20.Oró, Sé Do Bheatha 'Bhaile > Padraic Pearse
    21. 21.Foggy Dew (Charles O’Neill cover)
    22. 22.Joe McDonnell
    23. 23.The Boys of the Old Brigade
    24. 24.You'll Never Beat the Irish
    25. 25.A Nation Once Again (Thomas Osborne Davis cover)
    26. 26.Goodbye to All Our Friends
    27. 27.Celtic Symphony
    28. -The Men Behind The Wire
    1. 1.My Heart Is in Ireland
    2. 2.Come Out, Ye Black and Tans (Dominic Behan cover)
    3. 3.Let the People Sing
    4. 4.Light a Penny Candle
    5. 5.The Streets of New York
    6. 6.Celtic Symphony
    7. 7.The Patriot Game (Dominic Behan cover)
    8. 8.The Helicopter Song
    9. 9.Sean South of Garryowen
    10. 10.Irish Eyes
    11. 11.On the One Road
    12. 12.Grace
    13. 13.Road to The Rising
    14. 14.James Connolly
    15. 15.Padraic Pearse
    1. 1.My Heart Is in Ireland
    2. 2.Come Out Ye Black and Tans
    3. 3.Song of Liberty
    4. 4.The Streets of New York
    5. 5.Hibernia
    6. 6.The Helicopter Song
    7. 7.Sean South of Garryowen
    8. 8.The Broad Black Brimmer
    9. 9.Big Strong Man
    10. 10.Rock On Rockall
    11. 11.Some Say the Devil Is Dead
    12. 12.We're on the one road
    13. 13.Celtic Symphony
    14. 14.You'll Never Beat the Irish
    15. 15.Grace
    16. 16.The Teddy Bear's Head
    17. 17.Joe McDonnell
    18. 18.A Nation Once Again (Thomas Osborne Davis cover)
    19. 19.Padraig Pearse
    20. 20.James Connolly
    21. 21.Oró, Sé Do Bheatha 'Bhaile
    22. 22.The Men Behind The Wire
    1. 1.My Heart Is in Ireland
    2. 2.Let the People Sing
    3. 3.Give Me Your Hand
    4. 4.Come Out Ye Black and Tans
    5. 5.Song of Liberty
    6. 6.You'll Never Beat the Irish
    7. 7.The Streets of New York
    8. 8.Celtic Symphony
    9. 9.The Helicopter Song
    10. 10.Sean South / Broad Black Brimmer / Big Strong Man / Rock on Rockall / Irish Eyes Are Smiling / Some Say the Devil is Dead
    11. 11.On the One Road
    12. 12.Grace
    13. 13.Road to The Rising
    14. 14.Margaret Skinnider
    15. 15.God Save Ireland
    16. 16.The Patriot Game (Dominic Behan cover)
    17. 17.The Foggy Dew
    18. 18.Ballad of Joe McDonnell
    19. 19.The Boys of the Old Brigade
    20. 20.A Nation Once Again (Thomas Osborne Davis cover)
    21. 21.Farewell Song (new song by Brian Warfield)

  2. Encore

    1. 22.Celtic Symphony

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Reviews

Rating: 5 out of 5 based on 5 reviews
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  • The Craic in the Park

    by Fuzzylugs on 07/07/2024Finsbury Park - LondonRating: 5 out of 5

    Great night even with the rain. Was lovely to be there for their last show in London💚🇮🇪☘️

  • A great day out with the best of traditional Irish music

    by Metalred on 07/07/2024Finsbury Park - LondonRating: 5 out of 5

    We didn't let the rain spoil our day out. The event was very well organised, the best I've seen at an outdoor concert. We went smoothly through security and the ticket check, although I would always prefer paper tickets. The food and drink were delicious, not cheap but much better than I'm used to at concerts. The toilets were good and clean. The covered walkways came in very handy in the wet weather, otherwise we'd have walked through a field of mud. The music was great with an efficient sound system, I particularly enjoyed the Wolfe Tones and the Sharon Shannon Big Band, I liked the Undertones and Brogeal too.

  • Fantastic show, poor VIP experience

    by Hliz on 06/07/2024Finsbury Park - LondonRating: 5 out of 5

    The Wolf Tones were amazing, the VIP experience was absolutely not worth the money. The entrance in was the other side of the park, a long walk from Finsbury Park Station. The toilets were disgusting, the screen showing the concert in the bar was showing a split image, huge bodies with tiny heads no where near their bodies. Absolutely, not worth it. 1 star for VIP experience.

  • Singing in the Rain

    by Stjude67 on 06/07/2024Finsbury Park - LondonRating: 5 out of 5

    Amazing day that brings the curtain down on the legends that are The Wolfe Tones in London. All the favourite sing along songs with two renditions of the Celtic Symphony how can that be wrong. For all the years I've followed you enjoy your retirement either that or see you on you 65th anniversary tour

  • Memories

    by Jude on 06/07/2024Finsbury Park - LondonRating: 5 out of 5

    Last performance by the Wolf Tones in London and despite the rain they didn't disappoint. They were as fresh sounding as when I saw them first 35 years ago. Left with more fabulous memories ☘️🇮🇪💚

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